Season 8 · Episode 14
Songs about Jane by Maroon 5 with Catriona Innes
It's the album that taught little indie girls what sex was, but does 2003's Songs About Jane hold up? Catriona Innes thinks so
Sentimental Garbage · Justice for Dumb Women
November 10, 202157m 12sExplicit
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Show Notes
The Guardian once compared Maroon 5 to 'rats scavenging through pizza boxes', but to a generation of millennial women, they were as close to sex-positive as indie music was willing to get. Caroline and Cosmopolitan editor Catriona Innes talk about the rise and fall of Adam Levine, the mystery and allure of 'Jane', the fan fiction this album has inspired, how the way we thought and felt about sex was influenced by its existence, and of course, the insane beauty of Levine that almost seemed to be the architect of his downfall.
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